Kenny Rogers scored the defining hit of his career when he released “The Gambler” in 1978, but he was not the first artist to record the song. Another well-known star cut it before him, and another ...

You’ve heard these songs before. But not like this. You’ll hear beloved hits like Kenny’s "The Gambler," Lionel’s "Hello," and Smokey’s "Cruisin’," reinterpreted with The Undercovers’ signature touch.

You can probably list several No. 1 hit country songs from the 1970s, but we bet you've forgotten about these three.

Kenny Rogers was always strictly a country pop musician. He rarely strayed away from the genre and as a result, he still exists as one of the genre’s most notable artists. Thanks to his songs “The ...

John Y. Brown Jr. is in an animated phone conversation about a burgeoning business deal. Motioning his guest toward a sofa in his home office, he covers the mouthpiece and whispers loudly, “It’s Kenny ...

During the Wednesday, November 19 episode of Jeopardy! viewers at home were in disbelief as all three contestants failed to recognize one legendary country star ...

Gambling has long been a theme in music, with some artists tackling the subject head-on within their lyrics and others using it metaphorically to describe something else. It’s a topic with many ...